Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Introducing Imam Nawawi’s Arba’in 40 Hadiths

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The transcript discusses the history and importance of the Hadith, a book that states that people cannot live without the statement "has been seen before" and that the statement is impossible to act on one's faith. The transcript also touches on the importance of deeds and the need for faith in Islam, including the deem and the importance of learning and practicing the deity. The collection provides context and references for further information, including the importance of collecting and sharing the 40 Hadith on various topics and the importance of respecting Elders.
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Smilla Rahmanir Rahim Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu

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salam ala so you've been more saline while he also be here or

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Baraka was seldom at the Sleeman cathedral Elomi Dean Emeritus

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Khan and the BU sallallahu alayhi wa salam Rahim Allah your high

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Mohammed Rahman Rahim Omen fill out the ER Henkelman visa. This is

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a Hadith of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in which he said

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that those people who have mercy on others, those people who treat

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others with Mercy, the Most Merciful R Rahman, R Rahman,

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Diala, the Most Merciful One most high, He will have mercy on them.

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And then the Prophet sallallahu sallam said, Have mercy on those

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people who are on the earth and those in the heavens will pray for

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mercy for you, which is the angels will pray for mercy for you. Our

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deen is primarily about mercy and that's where Allah subhanaw taala

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he, we have in our deen we have Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim

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whenever we do anything we read in the Name of Allah, most Gracious,

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most Merciful Rahman and Rahim in every salah the first thing we

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begin with is Alhamdulillah Hiro Benard Amin r Rahmani Raheem

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that's why this is a very important Hadith. Now, today what

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I'm going to speak about this is not supposed to be a ban. This is

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not a speech in which you can just relax and just listen and like a

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TV show or something. It's not like this. I know we have a camera

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here but this is not a TV show. This is supposed to be a Deus

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mashallah, mashallah

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we've been in contact on the phone for about six months or something

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like this. And hamdulillah Allah Tala made this occasion

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for us to be able to meet finally, so he is going to start the doors

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of this GitHub, I want to just introduce what this guitar is to

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you. Because if you understand Inshallah, with this guitar is

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then you will understand the value and the benefit and the

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significance of this guitar. It's an amazing book.

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So

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I pray to Allah subhanaw taala that Allah make this series that

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Monica is going to start a really beneficial series in sha Allah

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full of great baraka and sha Allah He died for one and all, because

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if you really truly understand all of these narrations, then

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inshallah you will have the falafel data in which means you

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will have success in this world and in the hereafter.

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Now, obviously, it is handy.

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Now, because this is a Deus because this is a does, it's a

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class,

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I'm gonna need you to think with me, this is not a banana is that

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we just, I'm going to be speaking and you just have to relax. I want

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you to interact with this. So

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you need to listen carefully. Inshallah. I'm sure you will. But

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I'm just preparing you that imagine you're back in a class and

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you have to listen. And your exams depend on it. Right? So that's

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what I mean.

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What we're going to do is I'm going to tell you a bit about

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Hadith. Most people know about Hadith. I'm not going to take too

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long in that in the short time that we have. I want to tell you a

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bit about Imam no Rahmatullah Ali. And I want to tell you in sha

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Allah what this book is about, and why Imam know we wrote it, or

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compiled it, and what I see as the benefits of this Kitab Insha

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Allah,

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I will also I will mention some things myself, and then I will

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actually read to you from what Imam Novi says himself at the

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beginning of the Kitab, of why he compiled this Kitab. It's totally

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amazing. First and foremost, it's Hadith. Now, as you know, Hadith

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are the sayings of the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam,

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they are also reports about what the profits or losses did. So

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anything the Prophet sallallahu sallam said, or what he did, or if

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something happened in front of him. And he either openly or

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silently confirmed it. He didn't reject it. So if something's

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happening in front of you, and we don't say anything, that's no

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proof. Because we're so weak, that even if something is wrong,

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happening sometimes in front of us that we're not able to say, you

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know, this is haram, this is wrong, you know, but when the

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Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,

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he would be silent if he was abused himself, he would be silent

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if he was abused himself. In fact, the Hadith mentions that if

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anybody personally

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committed any violence of violation against him, it would

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actually make him a lot more, a lot more forbearing and Clement,

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and make him a lot more relaxed. But if it was to do with the

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shittier, then after that, there would be nobody more angry than

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him. In fact, on one occasion when something happened says that his

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cheeks became so red, it is as though a pomegranate seeds or

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pomegranate seeds had been crushed on his on his cheeks. So when it

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came to the dean, there was no compromise, but when it was for

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himself, he would just relax. The more aggressive you became, the

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more the softer he would become.

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Mmm, that was his sign that was amazing. That's what you call a

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prophetic balance. That is what you call the prophetic balance was

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able to act in the correct way in the right place where you have

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many different forces working on you, but you know exactly how to

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act. That's what you call a balanced individual. The Prophet

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sallallahu Sallam had this moderation, this equilibrium. So

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anything that Professor Lawson said, anything he did, and that

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was recorded, and anything happened in front of him that that

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happened, and he didn't reject it. He didn't speak against it, then

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all of that is a Hadith. Now, how are we going to know this, there

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was no camera, there were no cameras, YouTube in those days,

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right? So you couldn't take a photo or you couldn't take a

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video. This is obviously things that people saw, heard, and then

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they wrote down. Now this is what has come to us.

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This is what has come to us. And the amount of the orlimar. From

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that time, from the Sahaba they would take these Hadith and

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memorize them. So when the Sahaba said, This is what I saw Professor

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Watson doing. This is what I heard him saying,

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then the tie between the people who came after the Prophet Allah

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after the Sahaba, they would take this and then they would tell

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others after that, because there were some people who came in and

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started making some things up. You know, because this human they that

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either they were mistaken or they made some things up they

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fabricated some narration. That's why their alma had to

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decide now how do we check which hadith is truly a hadith and which

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is maybe some Gerberding the, you know, maybe it's weak, maybe it's

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possibly a hadith, and those which are outright not a hadith those

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which are fabricated, so they developed developed a whole

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science, in which they will check everybody who narrated Hadith Has

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he ever lied before? Has he ever been known to lie? Is he

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considered to be an upright, reliable individual? Has he ever

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been known? Forget lying, has he ever been known to be slightly

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cheating or, you know, not a decent character. So they would

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take only from the best. So if that today if Imam Buhari has

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related an Hadith, or if Allah the hubby or Allah, Iraqi, these are

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all the famous Hadith scholars who came in did all of this work. If

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they say this hadith is sorry, that means they've checked him

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out, check the Hadith out to such a degree that it's nearly

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impossible, nearly impossible for that to be a lie. That's how

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stringent it is. It's not that you can you know, we can speak for

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hours on this subject itself.

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Now, there were some scholars, they're known to have

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all of this information, which they wrote down into the keytops.

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So now this is how the Hadith has slowly slowly reached us.

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Eventually, people started writing keytops with all of the narrations

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Buhari Sahil Muslim, so he Buhari and then a Buddha, and others and

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that's what has come down to us. That essentially is what I had the

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fears.

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Without Hadith, you can't live a life of Islam. Quran is not

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sufficient. Though the Quran you can't do without the Quran. But

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the Quran on its own without the narrations hadith is impossible to

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act on your faith, there's no way you can do that. Now in the Indian

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subcontinent, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, early 19th century,

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early 19th century end of the 18th century, early 19th century was a

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group of people who saw some narrations that they couldn't

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understand. For example, there's a hadith which says that, you know,

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when the oven is given,

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then the shaytaan gets so frightened that he runs well who

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do rotten,

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simple put, and he fought. Right. That's what the Hadith mentions.

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Now, when you look at that hadith for some people, it surprises

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them. And what does this mean? You know, is this something made up?

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Is this just the careless? Is this just the careless statement? What

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is this? What does that mean? So it's very clear, you see,

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here, humans do this as well, that if they get very frightened, they

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have to run sometimes they could let off wind, but we don't do that

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as much. But animals do this. There's one professor who he

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mentioned that he heard this hadith for the first time. And to

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him, it made complete sense. He was a new Muslim. He's from

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America, it made complete sense. He said because I was brought up

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with horses. I was brought up riding horses. And he says, more

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than 95% of the time when you try to make a horse gallop, you know,

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you just started off and then you you make it run. It will generally

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Not once or twice or three times,

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nearly always. So he says, for me, that was clear cut. But for these

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people, they looked at these Hadith, right? And a number of

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other Hadith. And they thought,

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and then you know, this was the time when the British were in

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India, and there's a lot of challenge about Islam and

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everything just like a bit like today. So then they decided that,

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let's just say the Hadith are not reliable.

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So the Quran there's not much criticism on the Quran. You know,

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you really can't criticize the Quran as much, although those who

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want to criticize them also criticize the Quran. So if we've

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got, if we dismiss the Hadith and we have less to defend, then our

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faith will be stronger to understand. So these are the Quran

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they call the Arabic Quran. However, you can't have any kind

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of viable faith, viable belief system without the Hadith, it's

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impossible. Because the Quran speaks about Salat, you get some

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ishara some indication in the Quran about what times to pray

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walk under the hood. I mean, Anna illative has said before you get a

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bit of an idea, but exactly how to do Roku, how many records to do

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how many sujood all of this is impossible to tell from the Quran.

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Quran just Akiva sada to Zakka It doesn't tell you how much you need

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the Hadith and that's why Allah subhanaw taala sent Rasulullah

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sallallahu Sallam do this. So that is why we have the Hadith today.

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The hadith is what gives us an understanding of how to take the

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Quran and put it in walking talking real life situations, how

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to apply it, that's what the Hadees tells us. Now

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Imam nawawi Rahmatullahi la he was born in 631 his Hijiri Tokat even

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631 Hijiri and he died in 676. How many years is that?

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He was only 45 years old when he died.

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Now Now think about this. This is what I want to talk about. He died

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when he was 45 years old. He was born in 61 who died in 676 How

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many years ago are we talking about right now is 430 1437 We're

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just ending 1437 add that this is our last month of 1437 is gonna be

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1438 in about 2020 days, right? How many years ago didn't even

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know we live

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636 50s 676 to now approximately how many years

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Okay, let's just say 750 Right? 750 years Mashallah. That's why I

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told this is a class is not a ban. Okay.

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So 750 You said 750 years ago he lived he died when he was 45

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and look at in Darby, masha Allah we are talking about him.

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Now Yeah, Cassie Kabuli akibat that after 750 years somebody

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remembers you in a is this a town or a city?

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As a city? City 30 Get down to dob heights. You know, I'm very low in

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dubby Sharif, right. So he probably never He never heard the

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name, Tavi.

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Or warehouse got it on gutters, get our now that is what you call

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Qubool yet. Allah maybe Quintessa Imelda.

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You've been Sol Sol Kiba Sol Sol. Kiba Hama Amara Nam Kiba decree

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Rama halacha Allah Allah have mercy on him. Now fortify what was

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it that was so special about him that I managed to I managed to

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visit his grave. He is approximately about an hour south

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of Damascus I was studying in Damascus in 1998. In the good old

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days, may Allah subhanaw taala bring Shawn back to what it is.

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So once I had my wife and my child, we went to took a bus and

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we went down to Noah. So his city is Noah.

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That's where he's gonna know where we know what means like, the

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kernel, the essence the atom. That's why the atomic program is

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called a no op program. Right? It's got nothing to do with him.

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But the nuclear program is called the no you program right?

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So what's amazing about his grave is that we went there and then

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mashallah, we

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he's got a whole tree coming out of his grave. And Alhamdulillah no

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BDR to anything happened down there. I think they blew up his

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grave recently. ISIS about two three years ago, if I remember

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correctly. So anyway, he came to Damascus because Damascus was the

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center of knowledge at the time, the massacres were all the big

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modalities were right. And the big ol Mo was he came to study, he

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would study 12 classes a day. Each class was one hour long. So how

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many hours was he studying for?

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12 hours is just 12 hours in school, meaning 12 hours in the

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mothers are in front of the teacher.

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He has 12 hours left of the day. So in that time he has to prepare.

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He has to write, he has to eat, he has to probably sleep and

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everything else. Right now.

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Imam no is one of those individuals that

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he's written a number of books and nearly every single one not every

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single one, but

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several of them are so accepted that the whole Muslim world knows

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about them. For example, if you take his probably his most famous

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book is called riada. Salah him.

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The other Sunday is a collection of Hadith much more detailed than

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this one. This is just 4042 Hadith. As for the other side of

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him, most orlimar they've studied it in the Arab lands instead of

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Fidella. Amal, because for the llama is in Urdu and English,

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right. And recently there's an Arabic translation has come on.

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But in the Arab lands, our whole Tablighi Jamaat, in the old Arab

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lands, they do Riyadh the Saudi him,

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right? Not not for the Lama because you know, we didn't have

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the translation. And it's well known everybody accepts it. The

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other side of him is a accepted Kitab 750 years afterwards, still

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Masha Allah.

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Then he wrote a book called Kitab, Will altcar which is one of the

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most one of the very comprehensive books on different donors. Again,

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everybody knows it's published. So many times a translation has also

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been produced of that.

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He was a Shafi scholar. So he wrote a number of books on Shafi

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if IK is a very good Shafi, he wrote Shudehill Mohan Sharma hub,

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which is a big book on Shafi, very famous, and in the Shafi mazahub

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You know, like in the 100 years, you're probably Hanafi so you

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understand that some of the famous names in the hands of his Allama

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ignore Abilene Shamita for my you know, like you hear about that

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name like that in the Shafi Zima notary.

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His name has to be quoted because he's one of the Imams of the

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school, later Imams of the school, who kind of put everything

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together. There's an He then wrote a commentary of Sahih Muslim, the

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shadow commentary of Sahih Muslim, again, anybody who study Sahih

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Muslim has to study has to look at that. Everybody is dependent on

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that. This is what you call Kabuli. There's so many people who

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wrote commentaries of Muslim is so many people who wrote 40 Hadith

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collections. There are so many people who wrote the ebooks. But

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the Kobo Lea, that Imam no he has in a thick book in several Hadith

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books in a dua book. I don't know if there's anybody more successful

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than him. To be honest, I don't know if there's anybody who has

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more Kabuli than him in terms of books. Yes, it get a Buhari is

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probably more famous than him. But only Buhari. Manmohan is number of

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other books kita edible mofro Then he has kita with Teresa and

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just karate, you know there's a number of books, but Imam now we

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with more, you know, four or five books that are as popular and only

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45 minutes, not 70 Not at 45 That shows that Allah can take and

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accept you for the service of his Deen even with a short age. That's

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what you call Baraka. How'd you get that you have to ask Allah for

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it. Ask Allah for Tofik Amache kisi ko EB hitmen Korea how maybe

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cool firma for whatever it is we don't know what it is Allah can

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Allah can do that for us. So now, what happened is that as he died

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in 676

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before him there was another big Shafi scholar was also a Muhaddith

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his name was Ignace Salah Rahmatullah Yadi Ignace. Salah

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Ignace Salah Rahmatullah Ali started a modulus right just like

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Milan is going to start to measure this right. He started a

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measureless in his in which he said that I'm going to

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mention

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only those Hadith

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how many Hadith ah, by the way, how many Hadith do you think are

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there in existence? Just in Buhari alone, there's 707,000 something

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out of which 2800 or something a unique Imam Muslim has about

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12,000 Imam Muslim has many more. But if you see the other larger

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collections that because Bukhari Muslim only has sahih Hadith if

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you look at the other collections that are Hassan on the eve Hadith

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as well, like Muslim achmad And all of these books by suity, and

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all the others, Imam Muhammad didn't know humble had memorized

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how many how many Hadith there was 1000 1000 there was 1000 1000

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narrations that that means, although the narrations were very

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similar, but he knew all of the chains as well, a million chains,

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that's why they call it how there's a there's a term called

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you know, how are you how to half is Quran Garvis but in the

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Muhaddith world, you know who you call a half is of Hadith, somebody

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who memorizes 100

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1000 Hadith

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anybody who memorizes 100,000 hadith is called half eagle

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Hadith. We translate that as Hadith Master 100,000 Hadn't many

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of them ignore hijas Kalani Allah Marini so UT, Iraqi the hubby

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Mizzi all of these there was like, not a joke, you know, like hamari

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how mashallah arducopter Hafez. It was like that, not not that much,

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but meaning there were a lot of people like this. This is this is

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your your this is your heritage. Right this is your deen, this is

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your heritage. This is the effort that was put behind all of this.

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Anyway. So Imam nawawi Ignace Salah Rahmatullah before him, he

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decided, I'm going to do a measure this and in there, I'm only going

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to mention those Hadith on which is the foundation of the deen.

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Like from all of the Hadith 30,000 40,000 50,000 100,000

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Hadith, I'm going to choose only those which if the whole Dean if

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all of the books if all that hadith were to be destroyed, and

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you only had these 2030 Hadith you could understand the deen from

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them. And he'd been called foundational Bonilla the

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narrations. So he collected in that much less approximately 2626

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generations on which is the biblical the Bonilla then the

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foundation of the deen. And then after he passed away, his work

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only reached 26 Imam nobody who came later, right after him and

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died in 676. He decided to take these 26 and put them in a book

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and add others and he took it to 42. That's where you get this

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collection from

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42 bill could Bonilla the highlight give you an example? You

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know? I'll give you an example. In normal Arma Lavinia that's the

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first Hadith indicated right.

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Actions are according to intention.

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Now, the reason why this is such a foundational narration or hadith

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is because intention is so important for all of us. Right?

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You could do all the effort you want. If the intention is not

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correct, you get no reward whatsoever. And if the intention

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is correct, then even in your mobile actions, mundane actions of

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the day like sleeping at night, like working and earning your

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wage, you could be rewarded for that. That's how powerful

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intention is. They say that Imam IGNOU Ignatov Allah this country,

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he says, Allah MaryLu sewaren Allah Mara su Arancha. Emerton

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Sidran philosophy. Basically he says that

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actions are just forms. They just like practice, you do a ritual

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that you do that. If you have a class inside it, intention is

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correct, then that is where it's going to be accepted. Otherwise,

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it's a waste of time.

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Right? So look how foundational that narration is. Then there's

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another Hadith from Aisha Radi Allahu anhu, related by Muslim

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men. The Sufi Amina Harada Melissa menoufia hora done.

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Anything that somebody introduces in this faith, which is not from

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it, it will be rejected. That's talking about meta art. Now, how

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important do you think this hadith is? It makes it very clear what is

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the deen and what is not the deen?

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That's a foundation of Hadith. Another foundational hadith is Al

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Hala Luba Yin, will haram obedient Avena Hama omoton Mustafa hurts,

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right? Khaled is clear Haram is clear, but between them there are

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some doubtful matters and you must avoid them because if you don't

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avoid them, and you start becoming lacks with them, then you will

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fall into the Haram right? Another foundational Hadith

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and two Billahi from a stalking say I believe in Allah then remain

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steadfast. That's the secret of success. So all of these things if

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you look at every single one of these 42 Hadith, they are

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foundational Hadith, all the other Hadith 100,000 Other Hadith you

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can have, they all come back to this they will all relate to these

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Hadith that is what makes this book an amazing book because if

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you learn this book, any of you you will clear your mind about

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your deen because you know many of us we listen to Beyonce by an MC

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se by God that will give you but that he be but encouragement get

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Asakura yarmulke or Yoko Jana months per year right basic stuff.

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And if it's Shapira, then they talk about that if it's later

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Takada we talk is Ramadan, we talk about them. Right. And if there's

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some haram going on in the community, we we talk about that.

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But there is no deep, deep learning that is mentioned in by

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ants. It's not the place for it. Because the majority of people

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will, you know, they'll

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they'll start getting upset about these things because they just

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want to hear the basic things right there.

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That's why most of us the last time that the last time that we

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may have learned anything like escape nifer is your escape name

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Mr. Huberty was probably when we were in mucked up,

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which means for some people who are older, which means 50 years

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ago,

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was toxic. Which of Ceylon Hamlet Bharani that he bought boats, you

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know, we've learned to Hadees that give us the read, but nothing in

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detail. If that's why, culturally, with all the challenges outside,

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sometimes our understanding of deem could be misunderstood.

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Sometimes our culture can become our deen

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lots of happens a lot of the time sometimes our culture becomes

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people think yeah, Islam here. And then they tell the children this

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is Islam but it's not the Islam to do it this way or that way.

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There's so many things like this. That's why in sha Allah if you

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attend these classes and pay attention to these are Hadees that

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Mallanna will be teaching you. You will refine your understanding of

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your deen or Vida hoga Believe me, it's, this is just such a

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wonderful collection. So now

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let me just read to you

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why this 40 Hadith collection. Now what what's so special about 40?

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Right, so 40 The number 40 is a maturity number.

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PCGS cognate Charlie's martaba Kalia that means, you know, it's

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like you've done it. 40 is like a maturity period. It takes 40 days

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for something to happen for the benefit for it to come. 20 days is

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not enough. That's why our public roads have 40 days. It's not it's

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not like from Quran and Sunnah 40 But many things in the Quran,

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Sunnah 14 Right. For example, the embryo the stage of the embryo it

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says, you know, Urbina, Yeoman and the Hadith of a Buddha out of

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ignorance so that the Allah one from say, Muslim, that 40 years

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it's a clot of blood and 40 years, it's like a piece of flesh and

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then it's in stages or 40 things take 40 4040 to do something.

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That's why if you go out in Japan for 30 It's beneficial, but not as

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beneficial as if you go for 40 days. Right? 40 days is like when

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things work for you. That's why Musa Islam, he also went for at

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least 40 days then for Atlanta, we actually for the Miami kata

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Robbie, then it did become 14 There was 40 in the Quran isn't in

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that sense, right? That's where you get these from. It's just a

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human maturity period. The basic maturity period is seven, and the

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higher one is 40.

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So I'm gonna quickly read to you what Imam Muslim says sorry, Imam

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No, he says he says Alhamdulillah Bismillah R Rahman Rahim, Al hamdu

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Lillahi Rabbil Alameen all praises to Allah, Lord of the Worlds, that

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you must somehow that you are the one who

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who nurtures and keeps up the heavens and earth. He is in charge

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of muda Birol Hala Ultramarine. He is the one who administrates and

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care takes the affairs of all of creation. There is a Rosalie

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Salatu was Salam ala Himalayan Miguel Levine

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he is the one who sent the messengers upon them the peace and

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blessings.

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He sent the messengers to everybody who is considered to be

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accountable and responsible in the world, which is every human beings

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and Jin

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Li Hidayat team to guide them well beyond a shadow of a dean and to

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explain to them the sacred laws with the law a little cuts ear

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that the Prophet he sent the prophets with definitive proof

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well Bara hin while they had till berahino and clear clear evidences

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Madhu who Allah Jimmy in the army, I praise Allah on all of His

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bounties. Now, this is the way our all of my users start their

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keytops you know, all reliance on Allah. Right?

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What sort of will mozzie them and finally he will correct me and I

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asked him for increase of His grace and His his generosity. what

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I shall do under say that I'm Mohammed Abdullah, who are a

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pseudo I bear witness that our our master Mohamed Salah ism is a

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servant and His Messenger will Habiba who were Hallelu and his

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beloved, and his friend of Donald Lukin most superior of all

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creative beings. Al mukarram Bill Quran Al Aziz Al Jazeera al more

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jisa Till Musa Marathi Allah to Allah could be seen in the one who

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was honored with the Quran. The Quran was an honor for the

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messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Allah has words to be given

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to some to one of the human beings. What a What an honor,

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Allah says about the Quran that if you were to reveal this Quran on a

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mountain, you will see it blown into pieces. However, the heart of

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Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam took it

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because Allah speech, we can't hear it. It's eternal. So it was

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given to rasool Allah. That's why the solar Sun would become very

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hot. You would start sweating even if it was a cold

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All day, you would get very heavy. So if he was an animal, he had to

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sit down, right? And he would take this in and it would be like a

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filter. And then he would say the words, right? That's basically an

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amazing experience, that the products are awesome. This is this

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is the way it would be.

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So he was honored with the Quran, the mighty Quran, the inimitable

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Quran, the one which will continue over the coming years will be

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Sunil Mastani Rotella Mr. Schilling and he was given the

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Sunnah, the way, the way that will always illuminate the path for

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those who want guidance. If you want guidance, the sooner we'll

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provide that guidance for you. I'll mark Salisbury Joanne l Kelly

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masama Dean, and he is the one who was specifically

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uniquely given the comprehensive and concise statements, the

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professor Lawson was able to say short short statements. That meant

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so many things. You know, some people, if you listen up to

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different people, some people they just go on and on and on. And then

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at the end of it, you can summarize everything into words.

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But he had to take 15 minutes to tell you come on by Angelica,

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Ronnie, you know, like come on, just say it quickly, and they give

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you a long story. But some people they tell you doting but but

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mashallah, it's so effective. So German, so comprehensive, the

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province of Assam had that ability.

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Salva lo Salam O Allah, he wants to say the minimal thing while

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we're early cooling aside aside here, I'm just hurrying up because

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I know that we want to preach on time Insha Allah because it's eat

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tomorrow. And we better do otherwise we can go on night no

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problem. But you know, forget the first verse that's maybe by your

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last steps you can take on Nitin Sharma forgot arena and right now

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he tells us he says it's been related to us from it if not a bit

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odd. Or the hola Juan Abdullah lived on Mercer with Maradona

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Jebel a Buddha ignore Omar ignore Abbas and a sub nomadic Abu

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Hurayrah and Abu Seidel Cody, have you heard of all of them? You

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heard some of them? Mashallah. But the Allahu Anhu is that your

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brother? Okay.

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Students Mashallah. Well, he heard some of them so it's good.

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We have been it's been really a transmitted to us, you know, it's

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been told to us from all of the Sahaba through many, many, many

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different chains, so there's no you know, that there's lots and

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lots of chains that are telling us this, that Rasulullah sallallahu

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sallam said,

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man happy Allah Allah Almighty Allah Bernina Hadith and

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whoever compiles and records 40 Hadith. How many Hadees We Have

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you ever bought 100,000 Hadith, right? You take the other Salim or

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take Zanotta Levine or take any other body Sharif's Muslim, and

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you find 40 Hadith from there.

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Right? Find 40 Hadith about the mean Ahmedinejad. about any matter

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of the deen Allah will raise that person on the Day of Judgment

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among the jurists, the fuqaha and the orlimar.

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Now for example,

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you could look in the Hadith keytops

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and I could think okay,

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people keep asking me about dreams. So let me collect 40

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Hadith on dreams.

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My teacher Mufti shabby.

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Not too shabby. So from Danbury, he just collected 40 Hadith on

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Sham, the bounty of the blessings of shams. Right? So any subject

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and you say, Okay, I'm going to find 40 Hadith on this subject.

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Right? If you any subject means you know anything, you can't say

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my facile ODK physeal Key Hadees the logical questioning minicabco

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Right, you're good to go you're actually not gonna find anything

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obviously has to be a provider of Arabic you'll find that probably

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no further I love English.

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So, something to do with the deen

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something about eating I want to find 40 Hadith on eating.

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So anybody who collects together 40 Hadith like this to benefit

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some people with

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Allah will raise him on the adjustment as an alum. So I what I

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do with my students that I told my son and daughter My son is 18 My

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daughter is 16 I've just told them over the summer, you collect 20

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Hadith each for youth that benefit the Shabbat benefit the youth, you

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collect 20 You collect 20 Write a small commentary and at least

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you'll get the reward of this inshallah.

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Another narration says Allah will raise him as a fucky an island.

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Another narration says that anybody who does that I will be a

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chef feat for him and a shahid for him on the day of judgment. I will

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intercede for him. Chef Art Milligan and I

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will be a witness for Him on the Day of Judgment. Abdullah Massoud

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narration says anybody who collects 40 Hadith it will be said

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to him enter into Janet from any door that you want. Ignore Amara,

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the Alana narration says anybody who could exploit the Hadith, he

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will be counted among the Allama and he will be gathered among the

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shahada as well.

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Right now Imam now he makes it very clear. Get these narrations

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that speak about 40 Hadith collections, they are all there if

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they all week, not model not fabricated, they are weak, right?

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From an isnaad perspective, they're weak.

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However, despite the fact that they are weak, many many of the

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great Allamah have still decided to collect the 40 Hadith because

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this is about further ill. So we want to take a chance. If this

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hadith is Saheeh in reality, we get the benefit of this window

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konbini Hillsman right. That's why you have big big scholars like

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Allah Madonna Coatney buddy Kitab Lickey still, with with hundreds

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and 1000s of had you know 1000s of Hadith, but he still decided to

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write another separate 40 Hadith collection just to act on this

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hadith. So so that's why Imam ignore Hajj. Alas, Kalani sorry,

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Imam No, he says for a William and Adam to Sanofi Abdullah hibel

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Mobarak the first person to write a collection of 40 hadith is

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Abdullah Hibben Mobarak what a great Muhaddith great Mujahid

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amazing individual. He died in about 189 Hijiri or something

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amazing, amazing. I mean, we just, you know, I'm looking at the time

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we don't have time to go into all of this. But if we start talking

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about this, then Muhammad did not Osama to see the Alima Rabbani

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then has an image of Sophia Anna nursery, Abu Bakr, Al Jewry, Abu

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Bakr, Muhammad Ibrahim Al Asfa, Hurney, Allah Medora kutani Hakeem

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and Nisa booty, Hakeem and so he wrote a big Hadith collection. He

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said, I'm going to mention all of those Hadith which are sahih.

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According to the, according to Imam Bukhari Muslim but they

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missed them out, I'm going to add all of those narrations despite

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writing a big Kitab like this, he still writes a collection of 14

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just to act on this, then you have a boon or aim abou Abdul Rahman a

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salami herbicidal, Malini Abarth Manasa Guney obaidul Abdullah

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Abdullah Mohammed land Saudi Abu Bakr Al Bay hooky back he has

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several collections of Hadith you know, he wrote a numerous

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collections of Hadith still another 40 Hadith collections,

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yeah, cos GZ like this is something special and many, many

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many others. So then he mentioned he says many is the karakia is the

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horrible Allah Allah I made istikhara sorry, I feel like

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tweaking what to do I don't speak or do much but it just feels like

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I feel like speaking right?

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I asked Allah I asked the lady the Sahara to collect 40 Hadith

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together so that I could follow the path of these great Allah man

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alarm.

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And he says because we can act on Hadith die if that's what he says

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Walker the Temecula Allah Allah Joseph, Emeryville, Hadith dyfi

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Fabiola Amman. However, he says, When I collected these 40 Hadith

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my foundation was not this hadith about collecting 40 Hadith. My

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foundation was a more famous sahih Hadith which is not that Allahu

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Imran semi I'ma call it for what? For the Hakama, Samira. Samira,

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may Allah make, resplendent and shining the face of the one who

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listens to my words,

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listening, you know, you hear a hadith, you then memorize it, and

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preserve it, and then you convey it to somebody else in the way you

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heard it. Now all many of you sitting here are not Allah ma.

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Don't discount yourself straight away don't even matter. I live

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near the mini Costco. You can do this. When Maulana they give by on

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here and they mentioned I'm sure there are many you know like if

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you have a Joomla metal halide Miata they can they always come at

00:39:07 --> 00:39:11

the end hamari had to get by and Pella Jota pinhook Baobab Miata,

00:39:12 --> 00:39:16

or goodbye sorry that people just come for the hotbar after the

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second event by Anthony kidness Alison alga right that's our

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people right unfortunately, the Kirby as our you've never heard a

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hottie that's why people don't change they stay the same.

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However, you who are sitting here who attend and you hear a hadith

00:39:33 --> 00:39:37

you go home Aki Garki Jamba Juice OTA you know you have these

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programs and everything. You know where you have these other people

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who come who don't listen, you you convey that to them.

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You will also inshallah get the benefit of this, but just be

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careful. You know, if you have a doubt ask the Imam but yeah, Joe

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Bhartiya hijo hottie they're not only for here, therefore

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benefiting ourselves and telling other people of Cuba CQC ACOG Miko

00:39:59 --> 00:39:59

Hidayat

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or military he comes a bit closer to Islam he drops one wrong deed

00:40:04 --> 00:40:08

he's doing you get the benefit the modern AI gets the benefit and it

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goes back up like this right so think about it that way. That way

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you can also become Inshallah, part of this and it may Allah make

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his face shining, resplendent on the Day of Judgment, the one who

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hears my words, preserves it and then goes and tells conveys it

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just the way he took it from from me, that is inshallah you will

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also get the benefit of this. And then he said, that among these

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Allama, some of them collected 40 Hadith about the soul of the in

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the foundation of the deen. Some of them did it about some other

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specific side issues. Some of them did 40 Hadith on jihad, some of

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them did 40 Hadith and Xu then asceticism, some of them did it on

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adab. Some of them did it on the hotbars of the Prophet salallahu

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Alaihe. Salam, right. And many, many other things. May Allah, may

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Allah be pleased with all of them. But I have decided to do a

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collection of 40, which is more important than all of them.

00:41:04 --> 00:41:09

Right? More important than all of them, because this is a 40 Hadith

00:41:09 --> 00:41:15

collection, which incorporates all of those subjects. It comprises

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and includes all of those subjects. And every single Hadith

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in here is a car either to an RV mitten, but not a car either,

00:41:23 --> 00:41:28

right? This is Chi Chi, that means a foundational principle,

00:41:29 --> 00:41:34

you know, a maximum or condition, a requisite, it's like, very

00:41:34 --> 00:41:39

important principle, like lying is bad. That's a principle. Right?

00:41:39 --> 00:41:43

Lying is bad, respecting elders is good. That's a principle. Do you

00:41:43 --> 00:41:46

understand? So because these Hadees that I'm going to collect

00:41:46 --> 00:41:50

every single one of them is a foundational principle of the COA

00:41:50 --> 00:41:50

it of Diem.

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And all Am I have said that the mudhar of Islam the foundation of

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Islam is upon these, right oh, these hadith is blissful Islam.

00:41:59 --> 00:42:03

This hadith is half of Islam, right or a quarter of Islam, or

00:42:03 --> 00:42:08

1/3 of Islam. And then he says that I have made an effort that I

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will only mention Sahadi. Most of them are from Bukhari and Muslim.

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And I won't mention the big chains just so that whoever wants to

00:42:17 --> 00:42:20

memorize them will be easy. They don't have to worry about learning

00:42:20 --> 00:42:24

all names of the all the narrator's they just have to learn

00:42:24 --> 00:42:29

the Hadith. And I will explain any difficult words in there. But for

00:42:29 --> 00:42:34

everybody who is looking for the accurate, then they should know

00:42:34 --> 00:42:39

these Hadith. How many of us want to have success in the era, they

00:42:39 --> 00:42:42

should know these Hadith says, because it has one of the most Uh

00:42:42 --> 00:42:47

hum Mahi months most important aspects of the deen in here and

00:42:47 --> 00:42:51

encourages you towards all the good that is out there. And this

00:42:51 --> 00:42:54

is clear for anybody who looks at the Hadith, they'll be clear, I

00:42:54 --> 00:42:56

don't even have to prove it. That's how clear these narrations

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are. And then he says finally upon Allah is my trust to him I consign

00:43:02 --> 00:43:06

my affairs and my reliance. And then for him is all praise and

00:43:06 --> 00:43:12

virtue and bounties and divine enablement. Tofik only comes from

00:43:12 --> 00:43:16

him and protection is only from him. What a wonderful statement.

00:43:16 --> 00:43:19

What a wonderful hotspot that is. That's basically what these

00:43:19 --> 00:43:22

ahaadeeth are all about. That's all I believe we have the we have

00:43:22 --> 00:43:27

the time for. Right? I like to keep things on time, right? But as

00:43:27 --> 00:43:30

I said for the Alama here who are here and for those who studied the

00:43:30 --> 00:43:33

Hadith, I've told my students they're not full alums. They just

00:43:33 --> 00:43:36

studying I've told them to collect 40 Hadith from you know, easy

00:43:36 --> 00:43:39

Kitab is where you there's no hadith of malaria, Dasani doesn't

00:43:39 --> 00:43:42

have any Messiah inside. Just safe get up. You go and grab Sahil

00:43:42 --> 00:43:47

Buhari, you could have problems because Buhari is Mashallah. It's

00:43:47 --> 00:43:50

got sometimes within the same chapter it has Hadith that seem to

00:43:50 --> 00:43:54

contradict each other because the President said one thing then he

00:43:54 --> 00:43:57

said another thing you need a commentary to understand why he

00:43:57 --> 00:44:01

said this way he said and it's all correct at the end, but you don't

00:44:01 --> 00:44:04

have the ability to do this research. But if you take a GitHub

00:44:04 --> 00:44:10

like react to Salim right then the you know you you read it and you

00:44:10 --> 00:44:13

you learn from it any questions you have you go to the automa then

00:44:13 --> 00:44:15

that's better but the sale boycott is dangerous in that regard for

00:44:15 --> 00:44:18

most people, right. So may Allah subhanaw taala except

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Except from us Inshallah, this beginning and may Allah allow this

00:44:23 --> 00:44:27

to be completed and may Allah allow this to be the beginning of

00:44:27 --> 00:44:31

many many many inshallah sessions may Allah grant Tofik to our Allah

00:44:31 --> 00:44:34

ma here who have set this up and who've allowed this to happen in

00:44:34 --> 00:44:38

sha Allah, but you have to give the support and you have to listen

00:44:38 --> 00:44:43

carefully and ask the questions. Don't Don't, don't don't just

00:44:43 --> 00:44:46

listen and go away. Right the way these classes will become better

00:44:47 --> 00:44:51

is let them ask questions and you have to answer the questions,

00:44:51 --> 00:44:55

right, that way, inshallah. It will increase you as well

00:44:55 --> 00:44:57

inshallah. Welcome to that one. I did hamdulillah

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